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Have you ever been in a crowded subway? How did it make you feel?? Do Now Have you ever been in a crowded subway? How did it make you feel??

Aim: How did the Triangular Trade shape history for the next century?

Key Stage 3 History - Slavery: Triangular Trade Route” Video Clip Key Stage 3 History - Slavery: Triangular Trade Route” (3 minutes) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alfs2-hsoNU

Africans in Hold of Slave Ship

Body Positions of Slaves on the Slave Ship

Leg Shackles on Slave Ship

Over 1 million Africans lost their lives crossing the Atlantic Ocean An estimated 10-30% of the people on the ship would die during every crossing Those who died would be thrown off the sides of the ship… and fed to the sharks Many fought back, tried to take over the ships, while others chose to die instead of being forced into slavery

Auctions in American

Summary http://www.eckstein.seattleschools.org/elmiller/ss/triangular_trade/

England wants: The Americas want: Africa

HOMEWORK Create a cartoon depicting an event from the Triangular Trade. The event can be on a slave ship, slaves being captured in Africa, slave auctions in America, English sailors going to get slaves, and so on. Anything that was discussed in class today can be used in your cartoon depiction.